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Tuesday, January 12, 2016

50 Ways to Raise Smart Kids


I am very thankful for being blessed with wonderful children. My daughter Unna was the 1st Honor last year in Grade 1. This school year I enrolled Unno, he was accelerated to Kinder 2, at the age 3 he can already read a book that is recommended for age 5 though he’s never been to school before. And Unno’s first language is English. But me and my husband are both Filipino and we are just average parents not geniuses.  
My kids' latest awards in school, Unna is in Grade2 and Unno is in Kinder2

So let’s start, these are the ways I did with my kids. Others I have researched to complete the list. And I will practice it to them, hoping they will be successful in life.
1.      Breastfeeding. Babies who are breastfed for at least a year grow up to be significantly more intelligent as adults.
2.      While they are still babies, be sure they get good sleep for brain development.
3.      Nap time is important. A refreshing break for the brain. I did this routine everyday after lunch. I carry them on our swing until 5 years old. Their mind absorbs better after a nap.
4.      Feed them with natural healthy foods.  
5.      As much as possible make your own baby food. Just add a fresh cut of vegetable to the rice cooker. Then separate the veggie from the rice and mash it.
6.   Avoid foods that are canned or processed. 
7.   Be in good shape it increases the ability to learn. After exercise people pick up new vocabulary words 20% faster.
8.   Read with them. So they can speak the words and be familiar with them.
9.      Be the parent tutor to your children.
10.  If you could, be a stay home mom, it would much better for your kids.
11.  Guide them to have study habits.
12.  Self-discipline beats IQ at predicting who will be successful in life. 
13. Willpower is the single most important keystone habit for individual success.

14.  Check their notebooks, seatwork, worksheets, assignments.
15.  Talk about anything with them aside from school.
16.  Have happy moments together.
17.  Spend most of your time with your kids not the yaya.
18.  Monitor what they watch in tv and what they play on the computer and phones.
19.  Download educational videos like nursery rhymes, bed time stories, alphabet and number songs, phonics, etc.
20.  On your computer bookmark websites such as Disney Jr., Nick Jr, PBS Kids Word World, etc. so they know where they go to play and learn in the internet.
21.  Play with your kids.
22.  Don’t spend so much on toys but on time. What’s an expensive toy if they don’t have a playmate.
23.  Investing time and effort especially in the early years provide a steady foundation for lifelong learning and may prevent future problems.
24.  Make sure each child has a set time and his own private space to study.
25.  Turn off all possible distractions, invest in good lighting and make sure that children develop a solid routine for daily study.
26.  Invest in educational references and resources. Wait for book sales and book fairs, or patronize second-hand shops.
27.  Inculcate a love of reading in your children.
28.  Make reading a bedtime ritual.
29.  Instill in your child the belief that he makes his own success (but be there to guide them necessary).
30.  Effort is more important than whatever innate ability he may possess.
31.  Encourage him to do his best.
32.  Inspire him with real-life accounts of people who have done well because of perseverance and hard work.
33.  We support our child even when (and especially when) he gets low grades and help him do better next time.
34.  Do not compare children with other siblings or peers, but when they do well, it doesn’t hurt to relay the news to friends and family!
35.  Discipline your children with love.
36.  Cool down your anger before you discuss the disciplinary action. Sit down and talk when you’re not mad.
37.  Always hear both sides when there are problems.
38.  Be the best role model for your children.
39.  Set the rules and corresponding disciplinary action when these rules are disobeyed. But that should be agreed upon by each member of the family.
40.  Wise parents invest in other lessons, such as music, arts, sports, etc. to help the children develop their personal goals.
41.  Attend your child’s extracurricular activities in school. Musical play, poem recital, sports, etc.
42.  Have dinner time together.
43.  Exchange ideas, even if your kids’ opinions conflict your own.
44.  Hug one another. It warms the heart and gives a little bit of peace of mind.
45.  Treat your kids a price for their hard work or an excellent performance.
46.  Happy kids = Successful kids.
47.  Have a smart peer group for your kids.
48.  Believe in your kids.
49.  Teach your kids to think through problems and innovate solutions on their own.
50.  Be obedient to God and all the rest will follow, according to His will. Thank Him for giving your greatest blessing…your children.

I’ve learned during my research is that, Smart kids are products of good parenting. Though some maybe the genes, others can be developed through encouragement, support, and perseverance. A child’s success is a parent’s pride.
What other ways that you want to add to this list? Share them by leaving a comment! Thanks for reading. 

Thank you for these references:
How to Help Kids do Well in School by Queena N. Lee-Chua, Ph.D.How to Make Your Kids Smarter: 10 Steps Backed By Science by Eric Barker

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